Once the product and supplies are in-hand and final payment has been made, I typically require 10 business days to complete a standard sized order (I.e. 100 outer envelopes). Rush services are available at a custom quote.

I typically take inspiration from your invitation design to select a lettering style that best matches your selections, and creates a cohesive feel to your stationery products.

The options are endless! Crisp white, classic black, warm charcoal, antique gold, french blue, mauve pink, emerald green, bold navy, festive coral… I can help you determine what color suits your paper and event design best. All inks used are complimentary and water-resistant.

I currently offer a limited range of cardstock, tented place cards, and die cut cards in-house. I am always willing to explore purchasing new product for my clientele based on their needs.

To ensure I am able to take on your project in the desired time-frame, please reach out via our contact form. I will respond within 48hrs to confirm services and send a custom quote. Once the quote is approved, I require a 50% deposit payment along with a signature. The remaining balance is due prior to delivery of finished products.

Check, cash, venmo, or credit cards are all accepted. Please note that Venmo and credit card payments will be subjected to a 3.5% processing fee.

You may ship your specific paper products to me, or if you are local to the Atlanta area, I can arrange to meet you.

Please send me your guest list and/or wording details via email. A complimentary guest list format is available upon request. Please make sure all spelling and formatting is accurate - I will write things exactly as they are shown on your form. Any corrections will result in additional fees.

Once your package is complete and final payment is made, I will ship them back to you via UPS. All postage fees will be your responsibility and will be billed accordingly. Alternatively, if you are local to the Atlanta area, we can meet for you to pick-up your finished items.

I recommend shipping an additional 15% minimum of paper products to me in case of last-minute add-ons or errors. For instance, if your guest list is for 100 envelopes, please send 115 at minimum.

I highly recommend you take your full invitation suite (with blank envelope) to your local post office to have it weighed for postage. For a detailed suite, you may need to put 2-4 stamps on the top-right corner of each envelope (plus RSVP envelopes!). If you are ordering sets of vintage stamps involving more than 2-3 stamps per outer envelope, I will need to create a template to know how much space to allot for postage before I write guest names and addresses. We also may need to consider a left-aligned addressing format to allow space on the top-right side of the envelope for your postage.

Traditionally married couples would be addressed as Mr. and Mrs. John Smith.

Married couples where the wife has kept her maiden name, or an abbreviated version should be addressed as Mr. John Smith and Mrs. Jane Colt, or Mr. John Smith and Mrs. Jane Colt-Smith.

For married couples where one is a doctor, judge, reverend, etc. they would be addressed as Drs. John and Jane Colt, Rev. and Mrs. John Smith, etc.

For unmarried couples living together, they should be addressed as Mr. John Smith and Ms. Jane Colt, Mr. John Smith and Mr. Owen Talbot, Ms. Jane Colt and Ms. Kelly Ott, etc.

Children who are over 18 years old should receive their own invitation. For children under 18 and/or still living with their parents, they should be addressed by name or “and Family” beneath the parents, and/or on an inner envelope.

As best as possible, try to get all guest names to address on the envelope. However, if you are unsure, you may address it as Mr. John Smith and Guest.